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14-Day Morocco Family Tour from Casablanca

Take a two week Casablanca loop via Chefchaouen, Fes, Merzouga and Marrakech. A night in Midelt breaks the drive from Fes to the Sahara.

14 days · 13 nights
Casablanca round trip
Two weeks with city breaks

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Hassan II Mosque plaza, Casablanca · Places along the route and photos from Morocco Travel Experts

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Route and driving days

Choose this route for the northern towns and the Sahara in one trip. Two nights in Chefchaouen give you a full day out of the car, and the night in Midelt breaks the journey from Fes to Merzouga.

Casablanca → Rabat → Tangier → Chefchaouen → Fes → Midelt → Merzouga → Dades → Ouarzazate → Marrakech → Casablanca

The operator’s fourteen-day tour page describes a private, guided itinerary. Confirm the family-specific room setup, child seats, meals and activity options for your dates.

Stops along the route

Day-by-day itinerary

Route outline follows the operator’s public fourteen-day itinerary. Exact hotels, meals, tickets, child seats and payment terms must be confirmed in the direct proposal.

Day	Route	Plan
1	Arrive in Casablanca	Arrive, transfer to your hotel and visit Hassan II Mosque or the Corniche if the timing works.
2	Casablanca to Rabat and Tangier	Visit selected Rabat landmarks before continuing to Tangier.
3	Tangier	Choose between a Kasbah and museum morning or a trip to the Hercules Caves. Leave time for lunch and a break before adding another stop.
4	Tangier to Chefchaouen	Cross the Rif Mountains and settle into the blue medina.
5	Chefchaouen	Choose a gentle medina walk, Ras El Maa or the Spanish Mosque viewpoint, depending on the children’s energy.
6	Chefchaouen to Fes	Stop at Volubilis and continue to Fes. Confirm the time available for each visit.
7	Explore Fes	Take a guided medina walk through selected landmarks and craft areas.
8	Fes to Midelt via Ifrane	Cross the Middle Atlas, pass Ifrane and stop near the cedar forest before reaching Midelt.
9	Midelt to Merzouga	Follow the Ziz Valley toward the Sahara and reach Merzouga. The operator’s listed route includes a camel ride to camp at sunset.
10	Merzouga to Dades Valley	See the dunes in the morning, visit Khamlia and Todra Gorge, then continue to the Dades area.
11	Dades Valley to Ouarzazate	Enjoy a shorter regional day with a gorge walk or village stop, then continue through the Valley of Roses.
12	Ouarzazate to Marrakech	Visit Aït Benhaddou and cross the High Atlas toward Marrakech.
13	Marrakech	Choose a family-paced city day with a palace, garden, market walk or workshop.
14	Marrakech to Casablanca	Return to Casablanca to finish the published loop. Confirm the timing against your international flight.

Driving estimates and where to take breaks

The route crosses long distances between northern Morocco, the Sahara and Marrakech. Plan the named transfer days as travel days, not full sightseeing days.
The overnight in Midelt divides the Fes to Merzouga drive. Dades is a separate stop after the desert, on the way toward Marrakech.
Confirm all exact drive estimates, road stops and flight-day buffers with the operator for your dates.

See the operator’s Morocco driving guide

Stays and what to budget for

What the operator lists

The operator lists 13 nights in hotels or riads and private air-conditioned transport.
Daily breakfasts and dinners in Merzouga and Boumalne Dades are listed.
The itinerary lists local guides in Fes, Marrakech and Volubilis. Ask for the vehicle size and child seats in your quote.

Extras and items to confirm

The published route excludes entrance fees, drinks, tips and personal travel insurance.
Budget for flights, lunches, dinners outside the listed stops and any optional activities.
Payment and cancellation terms must come from the booking contract for your specific trip.

Hotels, riads and family rooms

The route lists options including La Tangerina in Tangier, Riad Laaroussa in Fes and Le Berbère Palace in Ouarzazate.
The actual accommodation may differ by availability, budget and family room needs. Confirm every property in the written proposal.

See the operator’s hotel partners and use the family trip cost worksheet to compare rooms and inclusions.

Questions families ask

Does fourteen days make the tour slow-paced?

It allows more nights than a one-week loop, but the published route still has several transfer days. Ask which days are full drives and where an extra night could be added.

Can we remove a city or add the coast?

The operator describes the route as customizable. Ask for a revised day-by-day plan and a new quote before confirming changes.

Are these hotel examples included?

No. They are properties listed by the operator as partner examples. Your proposal should name the actual accommodation and room type for each night.

How should we plan the final Casablanca transfer?

Keep a substantial buffer before an international flight. Confirm whether the operator recommends an extra Casablanca night based on your departure time.